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Culver Menu Website Layout & Menu Display Issues After Customization

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  • February 7, 2026 at 10:16 pm #117022
    emilywatson.gb
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    Hello ThemeHorse team,
    I’m currently using the Attitude WordPress theme for a food-related website that displays a detailed Culver-style restaurant menu with multiple categories, pricing sections, and item descriptions. Overall, the theme works well, but I’m running into several layout and responsiveness issues after customizing it for menu-heavy content.

    The main problem appears when I add long menu sections and nested food categories. On desktop, some menu items overflow their containers, while on mobile devices the alignment breaks completely—prices shift below item names, spacing becomes inconsistent, and certain sections overlap. I’ve tried adjusting theme options, typography settings, and container widths, but the issue persists across different screen sizes.

    Additionally, when I use custom CSS to improve readability (font size, line height, and spacing for menu items), it sometimes conflicts with Attitude’s default styles, especially on category pages. This causes unexpected behavior like uneven margins, misaligned headers, and inconsistent background colors between menu sections.

    February 9, 2026 at 9:46 pm #117032
    emilywatson.gb
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    Hi, I’m still encountering this same issue even after trying the suggested fixes. The layout on my culver menu website is still misaligned, especially on mobile — the images and text don’t line up properly. You can check here https://culverssmenu.com/. It seems like something in the latest ThemeHorse update affected the responsive design. Has anyone found a reliable workaround or patch yet?

    May 16, 2026 at 3:47 pm #117578
    rjr864073
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    It sounds like the layout issues may be caused by custom CSS overriding the theme’s responsive styles. Try checking for conflicting media queries and container width settings, especially for mobile breakpoints. You may also need to adjust the menu section structure so long item names and prices stay aligned properly across all screen sizes.

    June 23, 2026 at 11:04 am #117711
    Abraham David
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    It sounds like the customization may have affected the theme’s menu structure or CSS styling. I would recommend checking whether any custom code, menu plugins, or recent theme updates are conflicting with the original layout. Clearing cache and testing with a default theme can also help identify the source of the issue.

    I’ve run into similar situations when organizing large navigation menus. One thing that helped was studying how other sites structure their menu sections to keep navigation simple and user-friendly. Hopefully you’re able to narrow down the cause and get everything displaying correctly again.

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